Archive for October, 2009
Hello Madison!
October 26, 2009
Welcome to our new web site and blog. From the amount of web traffic that we have generated over the past couple of weeks, it looks like there is a good deal of interest in our new store.
We decided to launch the web site now rather than wait until the store opens in January. The site is by no means complete today, but we have so much that we want to share with you that we decided, “What the heck, lets build out the web site as we build out the store”. This way you will see how things are progressing, be able to ask questions, and start to receive information (which we hope proves to be of value).
Although we can’t offer our great fresh foods and household staples until we open for business, we thought that you might like to take a close look at our collection of over 6,000 nutritionally based recipes.
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Construction Update
After months of planning and negotiating with contractors and attending countless meetings, we began the build out of our new store in mid October.
Since the building we are housed in is already complete, the time needed to open the store will be streamlined considerably. Actually, it’s now almost down to a point of counting weeks rather than months. While construction won’t be completed in the near term, you can definitely count on being able to fill your pantry and refrigerator with fresh foods and staples no later than January.
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Fresh Madison Market being developed at University Square
October 15, 2009
By Jane Burns for Wisconsin State Journal
Interior construction has begun on a grocery store in the University Square complex, with Jan. 15 targeted as the opening date.
Fresh Madison Market will be on the Lake Street/University Avenue corner of the development. The 18,000-square-foot project will have an emphasis on fresh foods such as produce, meat, seafood, bakery and deli as well as being a full-service grocery, owner and operator Jeff Maurer said Tuesday.
“We’ll have a lot of emphasis on organic and natural foods,” said Maurer, former president of Pierce’s Supermarkets.
